#django

I have django.middleware.locale.LocaleMiddleware also

ytsejam: not sure what you're saying. the translation works when you change the url, why is that not enough?

trans and blocktrans texts does not change nkuttler

they stay same

so when do translations "work"?

nkuttler, this form works

what does it mean, the form works?

language selector form

changes according to url language variable

but this does not work https://dpaste.de/N4mg

hey - im kinda new to python and django - and would like to know how do i override a django class method?

arielfe1984: any particular class you had in mind?

Solved somehow, rewrite from middle and makemigrations and migrate again. Happy new year everyone

15 minutes and counting

Do you guys usually re-use forms for example for adding and editing a model? Because I always try to do this, but a lot of the times I find that I need to change a few things (hide/add/merge/etc) so I make a new form

fub: where you can, you do... where you can't... don't

hey - im kinda new to python and django - and would like to know how do i override a django class method?

arielfe1984: the same as any other class method. you just define it on your subclass.

arielfe1984: I tried to answer you... but you appeared to ignore me

FunkyBob: hey im sorry im multi tasking

moldy: and should it matter if the method im trying to override has this decorator: @cached_property

?

get to the point, arielfe1984 ... tell us exaclty what method you are trying to override and why

instead of drip feeding the details

yes it matters if it's decorated with that

Funkybob: ok - im using django 1.11 which has a bug with pylibmc that doesnt allow me to access memcache

depends on what you mean by "matters" :) but FunkyBob is right, give us the whole picture

arielfe1984, accessing del self.__dict__['options'] , do you mean this?

arielfe1984: is this bug known and documented? can you show us your code?

ytsejam: i am not sure what you mean - the class PyLibMCCache in django/core/cache/backends/memcached.py in the _cache method

annnnf fireworks

moldy: im not sure it is know or documented

*known

arielfe1984: if it isn't, the first thing you should do is to report it with all the necessary details so others can reproduce it

i am using django1.11 python 3.4 and pylibmc 1.5.2 (tried with 1.5.0 and same bug happens)

or first check here if it's actually a bug by showing your code

HIPPY GNU EAR!

ok these are my CACHES settings:

FunkyBob, lol

if module_exists('pylibmc'):

CACHES = {

'default': {

'BACKEND': 'django.core.cache.backends.memcached.PyLibMCCache',

'LOCATION': [

# '127.0.0.1:11211',

# '127.0.0.1:11212',

'10.22.19.100:11211',

arielfe1984: stop

'10.22.19.101:11211'

],

'BINARY': True,

'OPTIONS': dict(tcp_nodelay=True,

ketama=True,

connect_timeout=30),

'MAX_ENTRIES': 0,

'TIMEOUT': None,

}

}

arielfe1984: please use dpaste.com, do not paste here

oh sorry

arielfe1984: don't paste here.. please read the topic

Sydney fireworks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUlktXy3hVY

:P

we had two areas locally almost seemed to be retorting each other...

oops sorry :S one sec

oh its ok :)

arielfe1984: what is common.caching.CACHE?

oh right sorry ill add that

there is a near constant rumble coming from the direction of the city.... I assume it's fireworks

oh, it finished

Yeah. I saw a bit on Channel 7 about Melbourne having a bigger show than Sydney this year. Apparently there's a bit of an inferiority complex going on.

meh

we do arts, they do partying....

the common.caching.CACHE points to this file https://dpaste.de/ZevV

that looks like "too much abstraction" :) but, putting that aside: what is the behaviour you are seeing? is there a traceback=

?

moldy: no i get this error in my log file

arielfe1984: is there a fix in django 2.0?

ERROR 2017-12-31 14:27:38,500 cache_layer 28458 140660841166592 __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'behaviors'

arielfe1984: that's almost certainly a bug in your code, not in django or such

arielfe1984: and the rest of the traceback?

hmmm - i dont get a traceback because the exception is just that one line that is being written into my log file

also, you are not showing us the real / full code.

ah, the good old "Hide all the exceptions!" pattern

where is this object called `CACHE` being defined?

either line 25 or line 29 would be an AttributeError if we were seeing the real code

moldy: here - https://dpaste.de/TL82

ok

knbk: lol yeah i guess its not such a good idea - it wasnt me who wrote this - but then again i think that its reasonable to expect memcache to fail silently isnt it?

my first guess is an incompatible version of some library